T
TexasSky
Guest
Scott,
You don't see it in yourself, but you really ARE acting just like that man. You are, at this point, far more concerned with the dogma you are clinging to than you are about whether or not the message of the lord is being given out.
Your priorities are reversed.
Your interpretation of the scripture involved is NOT the one most churches teach - you take it to the extremes the Phrasees took the orders of keeping the Sabbath Holy, and God corrected them for that kind of legalism.
You say you won't even read a book by a Christian woman? And you expect others to accept that your interpretation is correct?
Look at the story I shared above Scott. You've got one old man standing with you who even you can admit was acting childish, and who ALSO violated God's word by refusing to listen to the counsel of the elders and pastors of his church - yet, you set him above the elders and pastors as if he is a rightous martyr.
In the mean time - who was teaching the boys?
Should the wonderful ministry that Jeannie formed just be cast aside into the wind because the souls being reached were being reached by a woman? Children who were not familiar with the word of God, who were unchurched, in unchurched homes were coming to God's house to learn about God because a woman of God stepped forward, and you say God frowns on that? How can you NOT see how wrong that is?
You don't see it in yourself, but you really ARE acting just like that man. You are, at this point, far more concerned with the dogma you are clinging to than you are about whether or not the message of the lord is being given out.
Your priorities are reversed.
Your interpretation of the scripture involved is NOT the one most churches teach - you take it to the extremes the Phrasees took the orders of keeping the Sabbath Holy, and God corrected them for that kind of legalism.
You say you won't even read a book by a Christian woman? And you expect others to accept that your interpretation is correct?
Look at the story I shared above Scott. You've got one old man standing with you who even you can admit was acting childish, and who ALSO violated God's word by refusing to listen to the counsel of the elders and pastors of his church - yet, you set him above the elders and pastors as if he is a rightous martyr.
In the mean time - who was teaching the boys?
Should the wonderful ministry that Jeannie formed just be cast aside into the wind because the souls being reached were being reached by a woman? Children who were not familiar with the word of God, who were unchurched, in unchurched homes were coming to God's house to learn about God because a woman of God stepped forward, and you say God frowns on that? How can you NOT see how wrong that is?